Nearly 200 US Troops Injured Since Start of US-Israel Attacks on Iran, Central Command Spokesperson Confirms

Kathmandu. Nearly 200 American soldiers have been injured since the United States and Israel launched widespread attacks on Iran on February 28. US Central Command spokesperson Tim Hawkins provided this information on Monday.

According to Hawkins, the injured soldiers were involved in incidents in Bahrain, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates. Among them, 10 soldiers sustained serious injuries, while the remaining more than 180 have returned to duty after treatment.

Additionally, a US KC-135 refueling aircraft crashed in western Iraq. Following this accident, the death toll among US military personnel has reached 13.

This incident highlights the increased regional tension and humanitarian challenges resulting from the US-Israeli offensive.